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cashcow
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No, say it ain't so! Eddie over Burny? No...... 
mojoburst
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I love both of ?em!
cashcow
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Looks like they're locking horns, getting ready to duke it out.
mojoburst
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I call it '69' ! A really 'horny' position... :wink:
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marcusnieman
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mojoburst
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mojo hobo
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WOW!MOJOBURST,Looks like those two are making luvvvveee!
That picture is utterly jaw dropping,fantastic detail
Worthy of the 1st MADE IN JAPAN calender,woopps!I just had an idea! Copyright protected already,fellas!
Ian is talking about a TOKAI book ,i reckon a MADE IN JAPAN calender.
MOJO HOBO
That picture is utterly jaw dropping,fantastic detail
Worthy of the 1st MADE IN JAPAN calender,woopps!I just had an idea!
Copyright protected already,fellas!Ian is talking about a TOKAI book ,i reckon a MADE IN JAPAN calender.
MOJO HOBO
Udonitron
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Chinese made vs. vintage Japan!? Noooo...
marcusnieman
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Udonitron said:
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I've played some vintage MIJ Les Pauls that were dogs and weighed like a piece of furniture compared to my Edwards - I'm more about how it plays and sounds than where it's assembled. In fact, my Edwards is a better sounding guitar than my Reborn.
Udonitron
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Oh boy come on :-? ...I know that man lol! However comparing Fujigen or Matsumoku made instruments from the late 70's and the 80's, I would choose MIJ every time, personally. I will own an ESP at some point but it will be an Navigator 1st and foremost...there is a reason those are still MIJ and by hand vs. China :wink:
mojoburst
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MIJ vs. MIC? A never ending battle? Some selected MIC-instruments can rival the goodies from the golden era of japanese classical copys/repros of the american all-time-faves. The end-?70s/early-?80s MIJ?s are the 'good OLD stuff' / oldtimers, Edwards LP?s for example are the 'NEW BREED'. Both are good instruments. It?s your decision to order a Plymouth Roadrunner from 1968 or a BMW M5 made in 2005. Both of ?em burn the road like hell. A matter of taste.
I like both sides of the story. For example (and for the calender :wink: ):
1980 ARIA pro II LS-600 P cherry sunburst & 2004 EDWARDS E-LP-90 DP
2 totally different guitars, but both are awesome and (slightly modified to my individual taste) brilliant instruments! I?ll keep ?em for a lifetime!
You hopefully enjoyed the images.
@ MOJO HOBO: THANX-a-lot for the flowerpot!
All the best,
Ralf
I like both sides of the story. For example (and for the calender :wink: ):
1980 ARIA pro II LS-600 P cherry sunburst & 2004 EDWARDS E-LP-90 DP
2 totally different guitars, but both are awesome and (slightly modified to my individual taste) brilliant instruments! I?ll keep ?em for a lifetime!
You hopefully enjoyed the images.
@ MOJO HOBO: THANX-a-lot for the flowerpot!
All the best,
Ralf
marcusnieman
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Beauties.... including the Princeton. Nice rug 8)
